Kruger Interview Says War Will Continue Guerrilla Fight
London dispatch reports President Kruger in a Machadoro railway car asserting the war will endure. He denies surrender, praises Steyn and De Wet, and vows to fight to the bitter end with burgher support. He rejects rumors of treasure, refuge on a Dutch ship, or capture of Pretoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transvaal
Machadoro
Kruger
Daily Express
Lorenzo Marques
Pretoria
Steyn
de Wet
Free State
Mr. Kriger
Republic
Sxriger
Lord Roberts
Singland
Kkruger
Reitz
Lydenburg
Mr. Kruger
Machadoro Station
Farm prices near Brownlee noted among Dutch residents
Inquiries arise about the cost of farms in the Brownlee vicinity where a sizable Dutch community resides, reflecting interest from buyers and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlee
American Kills Jamaican in Cuba Over Boer War Remark
In Santiago de Cuba a Savannah Georgia man J T Bryce killed a Jamaican Constantine after a dispute over a remark about if Americans had fought the Boers instead of the British the Transvaal war would have ended sooner. Bryce says it was self defense. The British Consul and Col Whiteside are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago DE Cuba
J. T. Bryce
Savannah
Constantine
Bryce
Transvaal
Col. Whiteside
British report scarce from Pretoria amid Boer actions
Telegrams from Pretoria describe Mrs Runger still in the Presidency and British gains under Major De Lisle with limited casualties. Boers remove gold from the National Bank and reinforce discipline as British prisoners are moved. British shells strike a loading train. officers restrain Boer orders while forts lack guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pretoria
Prevost Battersby
Morning Post
Daspoort
Novitgedacht
Lorenzo Marques
Lord Roberts
Botha
Hatherley
Kruger May Locate Near Brownlee Pennsylvania
Report from the Canton Sentinel states President Kruger may settle in or near Brownlee Tioga County Pennsylvania if he evades the British. Henry Halles, a relative in Brownlee, invited him during the war outbreak and Kruer accepted, according to a letter Halles received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlee
Penn
Elmira
Canton
Kruger
Tioga County
Henry Halles
Ixriiger
3Rownlee
Kruiger
Consular Official Limited by District Authority
The official cannot perform any function outside his Consular District of Lorenco Marques without formal department authority, and this has not been extended. Mr Hollis is an earnest Boers sympathizer and has been admonished to remain impartial in his duties, suggesting personal sympathies may have drawn him into the Transvaal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
Lorenzo Marques
Hollis
Lang Murray Weds Frances Heck In Midnight New York Ceremony
Lang Murray Yale end right guard and Philadelphia socialite Frances J. Heck married at midnight after a hurried visit to the Church of the Ascension. The couple, who met in Harlem, announced the wedding after dinner, with Murray’s Yale ties and Goshen, New York, connections noted. The vicar, Rev J Shearin, officiated at an unusual hour with the rector away. The pair left for Goshen after Holland House, with Russell Murray, the groom’s uncle, declining to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang Murray
Yale
Philadelphia
Frances J. Heck
New York
House of Mutual Friends
Harlem
Church of the Ascension
J. Shearin
Mr. Murray
Miss Heck
Murray
Percy Stickney Grant
Mrs. Murray
Holland House
George’ W. Murray
Goshen
N. Y
Russell Murray
Grand Street
Connecticut Democrats approve Bryan platform at state convention
Waterbury June 7 Connecticut Democrats held a brisk state convention lasting about ninety minutes. Four delegates at large and eight county delegates to the National Convention were elected and pledged to William Jennings Bryan and the Kansas City platform. Delegates named include E M Graves James P Piggott Bryan F Mahan Homer B Cummings and others. Alexander Troup of New Haven was retired from party roles. The platform urged unity behind Bryan and the national platform to be adopted at Kansas City. The convention cheered the resolutions and adopted the platform. Several established figures like Benedict Gunn Burr and Troup were noted as absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Democrats
Connecticut
William Jennings Bryan
Kansas City
E. M. Graves
Hartford
James P. Piggott
New Haven
William J. Bryan
Union
United States
EF. C. Benedict
Greenwich
George M. Gunn
Milford
W. O. Burr
Alexander Troup
Boers Consider Emigration to America Says South African Representatives
Chicago June 7 Mr Wessels says Boers may seek freedom within a year or so and would welcome offers from American citizens. He notes not all Boers would leave and many remain in South Africa if British control erodes. If emigration occurs agents would scout the field before guiding any decision. He invites Western state citizens to submit offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Wessels
America
South Africa
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Great Western States
Envoys Say They Are Shadowed by British Espionage
In Chicago on June 7 Messrs Fischer Wes sels and Wolmarans, South African republics envoys, report constant surveillance by British detectives and secret service agents since their mission began. They admit annoyance but deny fear, insisting their tour aims to explain the true story of the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Fischer, Wessels
Wolmarans
Transvaal
Yeomanry casualties after May 31 surrender
London reports indicate severe fighting before the Thirteenth Yeomanry surrendered on May 31. Nineteen men killed and twenty eight wounded have been listed, including Sir John Elliott Cecil Power and Earl of Longford. Four Irish Judges had sons in the battalion, with M Porter killed and W Holmes severely wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thirteenth Yeomanry
John Elliott Cecil Power
Earl of Longford
M. Porter
Andrew Marshall Porter
W. Holmes
Hugh Holmes
Power and Pakenham: Irish baronets of Kilkenny and Westmeath
Sir John Elliott Cecil Power the fourth Power baronet born December 1 1870 inherits in 1900s after father’s death. He lives at Kilfane Kilkenny with about 10000 acre estate and served in the Royal Irish Regiment. Elliott Power heir born October 19 1864 in Thomas Pakenham fifth Earl of Longford inherits title in 1887. He served in the Second Life Guards, became captain, served as Lord Lieutenant of Longford since 1804 and Master of the Fox Hounds of Westmeath Heath. His estates include Pakenham Hall Castle Pollard County Westmeath and Longford Castle. He belongs to Carlton Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Elliott Cecil Power
Kilfane
Homaston
Kilkenny
1Ifth Battery
Royal Irish Regiment
Elliott. Power
Thomas Pakenham
Earl of
Longford
Dynevor
Oxford
Life Guards
Westmeath Heath
Pakenham Hall
Castle Pollard
County Westmeath
Longford Castle
The
Carlton Club
Strained War Office Relations Rift With Wolseley Deepens
London reports indicate tensions between Secretary of State for War the Marquis of Lansdowne and Commander in Chief Lord Wolseley. Lansdowne reportedly sought to seize authority from Wolseley, who has allegedly briefed Lord Salisbury, risking a resignation if the situation worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Wolseley
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Salisbury
Miners to Sail from Southampton as Return Delays Seen
Cable from Cape Town reports large numbers of miners and others poised to depart for the Transvaal from Southampton this Saturday. Milner urges public notice against premature return, warning delays at Cape ports will swell charity-supported movements and that months are needed before broad return or work can resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonial Office
South Africa
Alfred Milner
Cape Town
Transvaal
Southampton
Cape Ports
Natal
Campbell Bannerman on South Africa in Glasgow speech
Liberal leader Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman told Glasgow that the Government must handle postwar South African affairs. He urged granting self government to the two conquered republics while noting a period of military occupation may be needed. He criticized Opposition as mere onlookers and stressed liberal principles throughout empire policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Campbell Bannerman
House of Commons
Glasgow
Free State
Campbell-Bannerman
Liberal
French Senate Hails Britain Light in Transvaal War
In Paris on June 7 the Senate debated a colonial army bill. Gen Illot, former War Minister, praised Britain for supporting its generals during setbacks in the Transvaal and aiding current victories. He also commended the brave soldiers who fight for independence with rifle in one hand and Bible in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Senate
Genillot
Great Britain
Transvaal
No Authority for US Official in Transvaal Visit
Washington June 7 The State Department says it has not directed the visit to Pretoria by Mr Hollis US Consul at Lorenzo Marques and asserts that if he has gone into the Transvaal he has acted without authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Transvaal
Washington
States Department
Pretoria
Hollis
United States
Lorenzo Marques
US Consul Hollis Returns from Transvaal on Special Train
The Times dispatch from London says United States Consul Hollis arrived back from the Transvaal by a special train. The visit's purpose raises curiosity. One hundred Dutch refugees have found accommodations aboard the Netherlands cruiser Friesland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lorenzo Marques
The
Times
United States
Hollis
Transvaal
Friesland
Opinion Divided In Canada On War Address
Special to The New York Times from Ottawa June 7. In the House of Commons Sir Wilfrid Laurier moves an address to the Queen praising the South Africa war and its end. Bourassa, Tupper, and Laurier exchange sharp views with hissing and rebukes as the address is adopted by all but one voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ottawa
House of Commons
Wilfrid Laurier
South Africa
Charles Tupper
Bourassa
Great Britain
John Charlton
Wilfrid
English Troops Board German Vessel At Whale Bay
Berlin reports the Woermann Line steamer Marie Woermann took on eighty English troopers and two officers on May 2 at Whale Bay with German Government's permission by wire. The troops were landed at Cape Town, seen as signaling German goodwill toward England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Woermann
Marie Woermann
Whale Bay
Cape Town
England
Fire wipes out Virginia Duluth iron range town
The Mesaba range town of Virginia, Minnesota, suffered a devastating fire that destroyed about twelve blocks of buildings in the business district and left the residence area partially burned. Estimated losses reach 500000 with no known deaths. residents face food shortages and homelessness while relief is organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Virginia
Mesaba Iron Range
Moon and Kerr Mill
Silver Lake
O. D. Kenney’s Bank
Duluth and Iron Range
Notable Names at Hotels and Residences Listed Across Cities
A compiled roster shows guests and notable residents at major hotels and addresses in cities including Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Boston Shanghai Hoboken Omaha and San Francisco. Individuals span politicians military officers journalists and businessmen with affiliations from ex Adjutant General to U S consuls and governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
E. H. Beardon
Cleveland
T. Ashley Blythe
Philadelphia
R. C. Kerens
St. Louis
C. B. Russell
Memphis
Thomas P. Ochiltree
Texas
M. Stephens
Detroit
Phoebe A. Hearst
San Francisco
C. Whitney Tillinghast
Troy
Ferdinand W. Peck, Jr
Chicago
Grand Union
George J. Campbell
Honolulu
Arrivals of Buyers From Northern Stores at Hotels
The list shows buyers and their firms from Cincinnati Baltimore Boston Worcester Hartford St Louis Providence Philadelphia Kansas City and Youngstown visiting New York hotels including Park Avenue Hotel Marlborough and Imperial to buy dry goods textiles and related wares. Names include H Kreyenhagen A Faer J Hills S Sumner D Calhoun L Sommers L N Fidler and many more with addresses at 36 Worth Street Broadway and other locations. The roster names firms and hotel venues reflecting a bustling wholesale buying scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms & Doepke Co
The
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. Kreyenhagen
Woolens
Worth Street
St. Denis
Faer, Daniel & Son
Baltimore
A. P. Faer
Brown, Durrell & Co
Boston
Mass
T. C. Donovan
Nations
Broadway
Park Avenue
Imperial
Fidler Bros
Providence
R. I
L. N. Fidler
Marlborough
Gamble-Desmond Company
New Haven
Lamberd
Grand Street
Earlington
Gage, Brothers & Co
Chicago
Ill
C. L. Nelson
Flowers
Hengerer, William, Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. J. Webber
Herald Square
Lit Brothers
Philadelphia
Penn
M. Heller
Mercer Street
Millner
Lynchburg
Vady
BR Millner
Albert
Oppenheimer & Co
H. Oppenheimer
Huffman House
Root & McBride Co
Cleveland
G. D.ee
Leonard Street
Holland House
W. P. Jackson
Sutton
W. P. Robinson
Albemarle
Strawbridge & Clothier
C.A. Galloway
Gilsey
S Swofford Bros. Dry Goods Co
Kansas City
J. J. Swofford
Hotel Imperial
Youngstown Dry Goods Co
Youngstown
F. H. Schmidt
James Shevlin Named for National Committee Seat
Democratic leaders weigh a new National Committee member for New York with James Shevlin seen as acceptable to the State organization and to Mr. Bryan. He indicated potential acceptance if offered but stressed he is not actively seeking the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Committee
Richard Croker
Murphy
James Shevlin
Bryan
Shevlin
Subscriptions Added to New York Herald Fund for Actors’ Home
The New York Herald fund for the Actors' Home received yesterday subscriptions from Meyer Manufacturing Co 5 George Morton Oscar and Esther Lyon Eagle 10 Joseph P Reynolds 5 M A 5 Actors' Church Alliance 50 57 Daniel Mason 5 John Sutherland 10 Bishop Potter 20 Sarah Bernhardt 100 Pol Plancon 100 Luigi Mancinelli 50 Clementine de Vere 25 Susan Strong 25 totaling 405 57 previously acknowledged 4 885 30 grand total for twenty days 65 290 87 Subscriptions now close until Sept 1 when further contributions will be made and benefits to raise the total past 100
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Fund
Actors
The
Meyer Manufacturing Co
George Morton
Oscar and
Esther Lyon Eagle
Joseph P. Reynolds
M. A
Actors’ Church Alliance
Daniel Mason
John Sutherland
Bishop Potter
Sarah Bernhardt
Pol. Plancon
Luigi Mancinelli
Clementine de Vere
Susan Strong
the Herald
Audran's The Mascot to Play Next Week at Dietrichs Opera Garden
The American Opera Company will stage Audran's The Mascot next week at Dietrich's Opera Garden on One Hundred and Tenth Street and Broadway. The Chimes of Normandy will not extend beyond next week, as plans call for a weekly change of opera. Sarah Cowell Le Moyne will interpret Browning during her New York engagement starting in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audran’s
American Opera Company
Dietrich’s
Opera Garden
One Hundred and Tenth Streets
Broadway
Normandy
Mrs. le Moyne
Browning
New York
Sarah Cowell le Moyne
Julia Marlowe
Colombe
New Jersey Women Physicians Hold Abortive Meeting
In Atlantic City on June 7 the New Jersey women physicians gathered at the Hotel La Fontaine with Dr. Mary D. Hussey presiding. Dr. Calista V. Luther led the session but insufficient attendance halted any business and no further organize efforts will be attempted this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
Hotel la Fontaine
Mary D. Hussey
East Orange
Calista V. Luther
South Orange
AMA Elects Officers Presenting a New Leadership Slate
The American Medical Association today announced its officer slate led by President Dr Charles A Reed of Ohio. Other officers include First Vice President Dr A W Calhoun of Georgia Second Vice President Col Woodhull United States Army Third Vice President Dr Phillip Marvel of New Jersey Fourth Vice President Dr E E Quine of Illinois Secretary Dr George W Simmonds of Illinois Assistant Secretary Dr A M Davis of Minnesota Treasurer Dr Henry P Newman of Illinois Librarian George Webster of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
The
American Medical Association
Charles A. Reed
Ohio
A. W. Calhoun
Georgia
Col. _Woodhull
United States Army
Phillip Marvel
New Jersey
E. E. Quine
Illinois
George W. Simmonds
A. M. Davis
Medical Editors Association Holds Successful Session
Atlantic City June 7 The American Medical Editors Association closed a highly successful session with key matters for the profession discussed. Dr. Alexander Stone of St. Paul was elected President and Dr. O F Bald of St. Louis Secretary. Next meeting in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Medical Editors Association
Alexander Stone
St. Paul
O. F. Bald
St. Louis
Wyoming Democratic Delegates Elected at State Convention
The Wyoming Democratic State Convention in Laramie on June 7 elected delegates to the National Convention in Kansas City. The delegates are A. E. Miller Laramie, P. C. Alger Sheridan, C. E. Blydenburg Rawlins, Walter L. Marsh Cheyenne, R. A. Keenan Rock Springs, and William Hinton Evanston. Presidential Electors candidates named are William H. Hunt Big Horn County, Mike Murphy Fremont County, and William W. Burton Uinta County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Laramie
Kansas City
A. E., Miller
P. C. Alger
Sheridan
C. E. Blydenburg
Rawlins
Walter L. Marsh
Cheyenne
R. A._Keenan
Rock Springs
William Hinton
Evanston
William H. Hunt
Big Horn County
Mike Murphy
Fremont County
William W. Burton
Uinta County
Idaho Delegates Named to National Convention
Lewiston June 7 The Democratic State Convention elected six delegates to the National Convention Col W H Dewey of Nampa James W Reid of Lewiston W B McFarland of Coeur d Alene Judge C C Stocklager of Hailey E R Dockery of Boise and John G Brown of Pocatello Col Dewey is a cousin of Admiral Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kansas City
Lewiston
Col. W. H. Dewey
Nampa
James W. Reid
W. B. McFarland
Coeur d'Alene
C. C. Stocklager
Hailey
E. R. Dockery
Boise
John G. Brown
Pocatello
Col. Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Socialist Labor Party Convention Attacks Unions
The Socialist Labor Party resumed its Grand Central Palace session with William J. Eberele as Chairman and J. Alexander as Vice Chairman. Nominations for the National Executive Committee were postponed again, while the afternoon session was held in executive. Resolutions by Lucian Sanial denounced trades unions as rotten close corporations and claimed leaders like Gompers and Powderly are lackeys of capital. This marks the first 공개 record of the party against unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
Grand Central Palace
William J. Eberele
Allegheny
Penn
J. Alexander
Albany
National Executive Committee
Lucian Sanial
Gompers
Powderly
Local Forecast Notes Showers and Winds Across Regions
The forecast calls for showers and southerly winds with yesterday’s rains east of the Mississippi except along the Middle Atlantic and New England coast. West of the Mississippi it was fair with no major temperature changes. Max temps ranged high in the Midwestern and Southwestern states, reaching 100 at Concordia Kansas. An area of low pressure lingered over Lake Superior while Atlantic Coast Barometer readings fell. Today expect showers and possible thunderstorms in the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts, with Ohio Valley and lake regions seeing showers followed by fair weather. Fresh to brisk southerly winds along the Atlantic coast shift to southwesterly with squalls likely on the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
New England
Middle Western
Concordia
Kan
Lake Superior
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Lake Regions
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Damages Reported Across City Streets With Several Property Claims
From midnight Wednesday to midnight Thursday a sequence of damage incidents is listed across multiple streets. Names include Frank Acunts Ellen Rafferty Mary Sausay and E Sarri tano with damages ranging from slight to 1,500 dollars. Locations include East Twenty-first Street East Twenty-seventh Street Spuyten Duyvil Road Broad way and Forty-fourth Street Albany Street and Norfolk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Twenty-first Street
Frank Acunts
East Twenty- Seventh Street
International Tobacco Company
Spuyten Duyvil Road
James McGrath
Davidson Street
King’ S Bridge Road
Abbott & Son
Norfolk Street
K. Hankowitz
New York Theatre
Broadway
Forty-fourth Street
Forty- Fifth Street
Mary Sausay
Albany Street
E. Sarritano
Twenty-second Street
Ellen A. Rafferty
Early 1900s New York and Canandaigua Rail and Trade Companies
Manhattan Carriage Company of New York City plans capital of 5000 with directors D J B Du pignec William H Brearley and William Schreiber. Light and Traction Company of Canandaigua seeks 100000 capital to run electric light plant and street railway with directors J Howard Burgess Elmira J H Pendee and HH L Ferguson Canandaigua. Platt & Mason of Rochester to manufacture and deal in merchandise with 10000 capital and directors Charles BRB Mason Danbury Conn Dan Fellows Platt Englewood NJ and A J Baldwin East Quange NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Carriage Company
New York City
D. J. B. Dupignec
William H. Brearley
William Schreiber
Ontario
Light and Traction . Company
Canandaigua
J. Howard Burgess
Elmira
J. H. Pendee
HH. L. Ferguson
Platt & Mason
Rochester
Leather Trunk and Travel Goods Sale Highlights
Macy’s advertises leather trunks, dress cases, steamer trunks, bags, and accessories with low prices. Items include alligator leather handles, canvas trunks, seal and alligator hide shawl straps, steamer trunks with monitor locks, dress cases in leather and bridle leather, brown canvas carryalls, steamer chairs, and women's golf capes priced below typical asks. Featured prices range from under a dollar to about six dollars, emphasizing value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krueger 5
Mr. Krue
Ger
Ing
Cuba
Krueger
Cago
BOCR
Immigration
13Th Yeomanry
Future OF the Republics
Billot
MR. Hollis
Canada
Laurier
Murray Hilis
Jonathan Ross
St. Johnsbury
E. D. Judd
Cambridge
Eugene Hale
Ellsworth
B. B. Crowninshield
Hoffman D.° Crighton
Shanghai
R. E. Brown
Holland E. C. Billings
Pueblo
Col
W. R. Bennett
San Juan
P. R. Albemarle
Bridgeport
Albert Graff
Fifth Avenue
H. Sellers McKee
Pittsburg
John Leird
W. J. Youngs
Oyster Bay
Gov
Roosevelt
Astor
E. H. Moran
St. Thomas
W. I
Hans Kunath
Port de Paris
Haiti
F. J. Torrance
W. L. Wattis
Ogden
Utah
Williams
Lancaster
Headley Jones
Little Falls
John Landstreet, Jr
Richmond
Benjamin I. Wagner
Er B. Standeford
Oakland
Manhattan
P. A. Mack
J. S. Sherman
Utica
J. M. Ford
Phoenix
Arizona
F. T. Baldwin
Johannesburg
Thomas Spratt
Ogdensburg
Netherland
M. Ambach
C. E. Bush
Ticonderoga
Buckingham
E. M
Johnson
G. H. Whiting
Louisville
W. S. Chase
Seth W. Eddy
Lincoln
Neb
Actors’ Home Fund
Dietrich
John Cattnach
M’pr
West 34Th Street
Trades Organizations
Printing House Square
Macy’s
Orgain
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